2011年8月9日星期二

Google translate blunder AGAIN~

I am sure most Malaysians who are active in Facebook has seen this one.. Google translate's been having some bug.. But I just checked just now, and it has been fixed..



Well, I was actually more curious than just "copy" n "paste" like everyone else on Facebook.. So I checked and realised there was a bug that changed all the countries' names to translate into "Malaysia".. I wonder which smart guy did that.... Great bug...




2011年7月5日星期二

My Favourite Comic Book Writer-Artist: Frank Miller

I really fell in love with Frank Miller's work recently. Not that I have never read his stuff before, maybe because I was too young to understand and appreciate a lot of it. So much depth, so much content, and yet so much space left for wonder and thoughts that linger after you finish reading them. I'm telling you, his work is really unlike the "normal" typical superhero comics that we are familiar with, a.k.a some guy got powers - decides to make a difference - beats a bad guy - makes the world a better place - goes home with the girl, that kind of comics.

No, his work has so much more complexity to it, that his take on certain characters and message that he implies often arose controversies, like his writing of "The Dark Knight Strikes Again" and "All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder". His comics often has a "darker side", dealing with deeper political and social issues, which is possibly why it really attracts adult audience and not just simple minded kids. I mean if you read some (if not most) comic books on the market, you probably can flip through the book in a matter of minutes, quick browse at the cheesy content and the photoshop-coloured pictures that all look so similar. Fast-food type of stuff.

Frank Miller's stories? A totally different story. He is the type of comic book writer that will make you think you are really reading mainstream literature. Serious literature. The suspense in the story line, the dialogues, the building up of the characters, the depth in the background story, the not-so-happy endings etc. Great stories that will leave you thinking, not just waiting for the next issue.

Move on about his drawing, his drawing style is so distinctively different from other artists that I can spot his work right among other artists' artwork. I think he is really good with lines and shadows, which is great for black and white comics, or just with simpler colours. Not those photoshop stuff you see everyday. Real art, real drawing. His style also gives a darker feeling to the tone, which suits his story really really well.

I mean think about it, how many good comic book writers these days can draw? Great and good writers like Alan Moore, Jeph Loeb, Geoff Johns, Brian Vaughan, Greg Rucka, Grant Morrison all don't draw their own comic books. Even Stan Lee doesn't draw his own comics. I can only think of Frank Miller and Mike Mignola (Hellboy writer-artist) and maybe a couple few more in this era that can both write and draw very very well. (Lets not include Japanese writers/artists in this discussion.) With all due respect, I am too young to appreciate the works of Jack Kirby and Will Eisner, which is why I said in this era, this unique talent is really really rare.

By the way I really like the movies 300 and Sin City. Did real justice to the original work. Its like watching a story in a story. His comic book is like a movie. His movie is like a comic book.

I think there are two types of people in this world. People who loves Frank Miller's work, or people who have yet to grab a copy of Frank Miller's work. Go grab your copy of Ronin, 300, Sin City, The Dark Knight Returns now! Haha!

His artwork is really breathtaking, which is why I decided to share a few of my favourites here with you.



Taken from 300. Like I said, good with the simple lines and shadows, along with the simple colours, just great stuff.


Cover art for Batman Black and White.



Taken from The Dark Knight Returns. Notice how he draws the shape of the cape without really drawing a cape.
Artwork for Hellboy. Though he never draws for Hellboy, but his gritty style seems to fit with the Hellboy's mood and image very well.

From Sin City. Look at the four faces. Same face, same position, but the different shades of shadow seems to animate the face with a grim expression.

From Sin City as well. This is his typical style in the Sin City series, the art style is dark and strong. So distinctive. It is really amazing how he seems to put so much "motion" in a figure that is preparing to leap out from the dark with such simple lines of black and white.

Oh this is simply my favourite. The silhouette of Marv in the rain. Just a lot of white lines in a black background. The way the rain drops hit his coat makes him look so lonely. Like a warrior heading to his death. Lonely and sad.

2011年7月1日星期五

Google translate: Tim Drake

Apparently DC Comics uses Google translate too.. HAHA.. LMAO!! ROFL!!


Tim Drake = 蒂姆公鴨

p.s.: drake [noun] - a male duck

Taken from Red Robin issue 17, published Jan 2011.

2011年5月25日星期三

Gmail is SMART!!

I think Google Mail is DAMN SMART!!! This thing really helps.. Stops me from accidentally sending email without actually attaching the files I wanted to send..


Kudos Gmail! Sorry Yahoo! and Hotmail.. I have given up on you guys long ago..

2011年5月4日星期三

kj picture of the day 04/05/11


Taken: 03/05/11
Camera: Nokia 5530

Studying at Mc'D NUS for my final finals.. Probably the last time I am gonna study overnight here... Bye bye NUS..

2011年5月3日星期二

kj picture of the day 03/05/11


Taken: 12/11/09
Camera: Sony DSC-T2

A simple meal I made for myself.. One of my favourites! Real happy meal.. Life's simple pleasures..

2011年5月2日星期一

What Democracy Means to Me

Democracy sucks.

Come on, just admit it. Did anyone of us ever really get anything out of democracy, perhaps except the brief moment of joy when you see the candidate that you liked (hated) won (lost) the election?

Look at Taiwan, before all this mess about Chen Shui Bian, his alleged self-directed shooting act as well as the more recent corruption charges, could you remember why he was voted into power in the first place? Everyone complains about the eight years of Democratic Progressive Party rule, but they were in power in the first place because people were dissatisfied with the KMT. Eight years have passed, and people forgot why they voted out the KMT in the first place, and voted them in again. Now let me ask you, what real change did you think that has been put forward through this 3 presidential elections? I really don't know.

Well I know some of you are probably going to say that Taiwan is still a young and immature democratic society, we should perhaps look at other countries, like the US instead. Since I was a kid, US presidents went from Bush, Clinton, Bush jr. and Obama, or Republican, Democrat, Republican and Democrat. Their policy debates included budget surplus/deficit, military spending, gun control, social security, foreign policy, blah blah blah... Obama says, "Change! Yes, we can!" That's a real catchy slogan man! But what has really been achieved by the system of democracy itself?

The answer is not easy. This is because democracy was never meant to be there to achieve something. Instead, it is there to make sure the other guy doesn't achieve anything, or better known as "checks and balances". It is a system designed to prevent one side having too much power to do whatever they want, at least not without punishment, or facing the fear of being voted out of office on your next term. It is also about the idea that every one will be represented, along with their views and beliefs, even if they are minorities, or more ideally, especially if they are minorities. At least that's the definition on paper.

Don't get me wrong. I did not for an instance said that I am against democracy. It is just maybe that there will never be true democracy in the world. And maybe that's why it sucks. People are just deceived time and time again to believe in some faint hope that seemingly will never come true. You can call me a cynic or a pessimist, but I think most people are too naive or optimistic. I see myself as a realist, just driven by facts and truth.

Why am I writing all this? Its just that with all this heat going on due to the anticipation of the upcoming Singapore and Malaysia elections, I would just like to reflect on what democracy means to me, and maybe you and the society. Just my two cents' worth.

And please, don't even for a second that you think I am a fan of dictators. Even though democracy has its flaws, one would definitely like to live in a democratic country instead of under a dictatorship of the likes of Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Kim, or Castro. "The difference between a democracy and a dictatorship is that in a democracy you vote first and take orders later; in a dictatorship you don't have to waste your time voting", said Charles Bukowski. (I don't really know who this guy is but I really like this quote.)

In a democracy, candidates voted into the government are given the power to rule, but they also face the possibility that this power will be striped by the people when voting comes. This is the real difference between democracy and dictatorship. Now comes my real question. What happens in the 4 to 5 years between the elections?

Back to reality, voters don't get any say on the policies once the elections are over. Once the candidates are voted into power, they are given the right and power to decide for the greater benefit of the people, or so they claim to be. The people couldn't even make sure the politicians will hold on to their promises.

The hope of the people lies in that a democracy also usually means more than one party in the parliament, not-including self-declared democratic socialist countries, which means there will be some form of checks and balances in play. Yet the way I see it, the democracy systems in the world seems to resemble more of an oligarchy, where a small group of people holds all the power, with both elitism and nepotism often in play. Ask yourself, is democracy really fair? Does all the different needs and views of the people from different social groups represented and cared for? I seriously doubt so. Yet perhaps it is as fair as a system can be.

So basically, summarising my chain of thoughts,
1) You can't really change anything by voting. Sorry to break it to you. If you really want to change, be a politician and let others vote you into the system.
2) When the elections are near, the politicians will promise you a lot of things that you will like to hear. (Maybe along with some threats)
3) Once the elections are over, the politicians will have all the power to do all they want.
4) Opposing parties/candidates in the government are the real people with any form of power to affect the decision making process.

So maybe you don't agree with me, but actually consciously or subconsciously, we all know these. We are taught to believe that voting is both a right and a duty, and as such we are to choose as carefully as we might, and then leave it to them. Once they are in power, it is really nothing much we can do.

But that is perhaps the real reason everyone is so hyped up during this pre-election period. Even friends who are genuinely ignorant and disinterested about social issues want to engage in pre-election discussions and share their views, just to be part of this process. This is the only time that the people feel that they are involved, and their views are deemed important. This is the time when the voices of the people can be heard and not ignored. This is the time when the editorial pages and political blog posts are really read and spread around. This is the only time, that the politicians will not seemed so high up and unreachable, and instead will try to act like grassroots and go door to door in order to shake your hands.

The people go to political rallies not to listen to what the candidates have to say, but hoping to hear what they already have in mind, to come out from the mouths of the candidates. They are not there to be enlightened, but to be heard.

This is what democracy is really about. The campaigns. Rallies. Elections. Voting. And the power that comes with it. So enjoy it while it last. Savour whatever glory that you might feel the moment the results are announced. And life moves on.

Democracy sucks. It really does. But after all it is still the best in the world. (Sounds like a sad world eh?)

As Thomas Jefferson once said, "When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." The way I see it, democracy gives people liberty, once every five years. That's it. But still, its better than none at all. At the end of the day, having that silver lining is perhaps not too bad after all.

2011年5月1日星期日

kj picture of the day 01/05/11


Taken: 22/09/08
Camera: Sony DSC-T10

I wondered if anyone noticed this last time.. 3 different names for 1 bus stop.. very confusing if you think you can still take bus 95 to sheares hall.. well at least now they have already changed and standardised it..

2011年4月30日星期六

kj picture of the day 30/04/11


Taken: 17/04/11
Camera: Sony DSC-WX5

Running into a brick wall.....

2011年4月25日星期一

kj picture of the day 25/04/11


Taken: 25/04/11
Camera: Nokia 5530

I really love black n white photos! haha!

2011年4月20日星期三

kj picture of the day 20/04/11


Taken: 18/04/11
Camera: Sony DSC-WX5

Time is running short my friends!!

2011年4月19日星期二

kj picture of the day 19/04/11


Taken: 07/01/11
Camera: Sony DSC-WX5

再見了中文系!我會想你的!

2011年4月18日星期一

kj picture of the day 18/04/11


Taken: 17/04/11
Camera: Nokia 5530

Can you guys guess where/what this is?
It's NUS McD's wall! I'm lovin it!

2011年4月17日星期日

kj picture of the day 17/04/11

As I have decided to post a photo that I like on my blog everyday, I shall begin with this:


Taken: 17/04/11
Camera: Sony DSC-WX5

Empty NUS Mc'D in the middle of the night.. Maybe no one knows that it is open for 24 hours?

2011年2月5日星期六

Hard Rock Hotel Penang

Since one of my new year resolutions is to keep my blog alive, I shall start by writing about why Hard Rock Hotel Penang sucks and I wouldn't recommend anyone (sane) to go there.


First of all, the name of the hotel is just plain deceiving. I mean, “Hard Rock”, what would be the first thing that came to your mind? Rock music right? In order to make sure I am not sounding like I am persecuting the hotel unjustly, I searched for the definition of the phrase “hard rock”, which includes garage rock, punk rock, metal etc. with heavy use of electric guitars, bass and drums. (ie. not just any popular music). I myself would think of Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Def Leppard, GnR etc. Then I searched for the theme of this “Hard Rock Cafe” chain, and I realised that it is a “rock and roll” theme, which is different form “hard rock”, which means it is deceiving from the start, if you know some rock and are following my string of thoughts. Alright, lets settle for rock and roll then. Then I started looking for anything associated with this theme, which baffles me.


Yes, there is a lot of guitars around. A huge guitar outside, guitars on display and guitars printed on the cushion cover, on the pillow case, on the blanket etc. Yes, there are some used guitars and clothes by famous musicians on display, as well as portraits of the Beatles (on top of your bed) and Elvis (in your bathroom). But it is going to take much more than some decoration to convince people that this is a rock-themed place. Where is the spirit man? It just ain't there. And whoever that did those decoration had no idea about rock. At all. There was this display near the entrance with portraits of Elvis surrounded by busts of two Beatles on each side. One would have thought the Beatles to be Elvis's band-member if they didn't know better. What is the rationale of that display? I would wonder. Another thing that makes me feel so disappointed to see a huge statue of Michael Jackson sitting outside the hotel's main entrance. Don't get me wrong, I love that guy! But he is the King of Pop. He really got nothing to do with “hard rock” or “rock and roll”. And that is the only statue in the hotel! Its like going to a “Football Hotel” to see a huge statue of Michael Jordan out there. As much as I like MJ (pun intended), I don't see any business of him being there. In other words, if you are a rock fan, you probably don't want to go there. It is meant for people who feels “shyiok” taking photos with famous musicians' guitars or portraits. That's all.


Such a luxurious hotel, you would probably think that even if you are not a rock fan, you can enjoy a good stay in a good hotel right? Nope, it just ain't worth it. The hotel's location is at Batu Ferringhi, which is kind of far from town and it is surrounded by fancy restaurants. So if you are in Penang looking for good signature hawker food like most Malaysians, you are in the wrong area. They do have a clean beach thanks to their effort of cleaning it up, but the sand isn't particularly fine for one to go there on purpose just because of the beach. The beach faces North, which means one can neither see sunrise nor sunset from the beach, which is another minus point if you are there for the beach. They also have a local band which performs live 6 nights a week. Yes, the same band which doesn't sound good at all. Sigh. The television in the room lags like crazy, due to their usage of a very laggy software. There isn't a bathtub in the bathroom, which is another surprise if you think luxurious hotel should have one without doubt. I would give compliments to their showers though, which is really strong and powerful and relaxing, which reminds me of Tune Hotels. (This is really a compliment. Tune Hotels' showers are really good.)


The buffet breakfast in the morning was totally chaotic, and horrible. There was no one at the counter to check whether you were a guest at the hotel or you just sneaked in for free food. It was totally messed up, as people would just walk in and try to find seats in a over-crowded place. The venue was a open area and smoking was allowed. I could accept separate smoking and non-smoking zones, but the whole area being a smoking area? Dude, you must be kidding me. I thought this is Malaysia we are talking about here. The food wise, is even worse. The choices were few. They have a tray labelled “scrambled eggs” which turns out to be hard-boiled eggs with sambal. The pastry was dry, cold and hard. The fruit juices taste like they are made from concentrates. Their hash browns made me miss Mc'Donalds. You get my point.


All in all, this is a hotel which is well known because of the famous chain of various “Hard Rock Cafe” in the world, but comparing the price and the experience overall, it is just plain not worth it. In other words, if you are going there for the hotel experience, don't go there. If you are going there for the music experience, don't go there. If you are going there for the food experience, don't go there. If you are going there for the beach experience, don't go there. So far the only reasons that I can think of to persuade anyone to go there is that they are a huge fan of branded hotel chains, not a fan of music, don't believe my taste and has tons of money to waste. Well, maybe then you should to go Hard Rock Hotel Penang.






2011年1月1日星期六

中華盃落幕 (posted on facebook 13/10/2010)

寫給今年的中華盃隊和告老還鄉的我:


又一年的中華盃落幕了,對我來說已經是我到現場的第四次中華盃了。


一年級的時候,我是隨隊,nus拿季軍;

二年級的時候,我是替補,nus拿季軍;

三年級的時候,我是正選,nus拿冠軍;

四年級的時候,我當陪練,nus拿亞軍。


我以前就說過我大四的時候要當中華盃的領隊的,像是完成我一年一年在中華盃“升級”的身份~哈哈。。而且我也知道過了今年,自己就沒辦法像假假一樣,畢業了踏入社會後,還可以和願意花費這麼大的時間和心思來帶這麼一個隊伍。加上我明白beaste前前後後大比賽很多,也累了,因此,我就毛遂自薦地和beaste說我要帶這個隊伍。但後來,因為假假可以帶,所以就讓他帶了,beaste改而叫我當助選員,並有空回去幫你們。你們有假假當你們的領隊,是你們的運氣,他是一個好領隊,甚至我覺得是一個越來越好的領隊。而我,在當了你們助選員、模擬隊、陪練後,看著你們的成長、凝聚、突破,想起以前的我,讓我心裡有所感觸。因此,雖然真正意義上,你們不是我帶出來的,但對我而言,我一樣是像看著自己的弟弟妹妹長大一樣的欣慰。


先講講我過去幾年中華盃的記憶吧。


一年級的時候,我和小明、何月隨隊去看中華盃,我還記得那時的陣容依辯位是劍聲、明敏、恆順、邵哥,替補是重遠。那時候的中華盃是隊裡不怎麽重視的比賽,根本就沒有人帶,fox不在新加坡,比賽基本上是由三年級的邵哥在帶而已。所以當恆順和我都說你們其實是很幸運的,你們應該明白當年他打比賽所經歷過的無奈和無助。(假假:有這麼誇張嗎?呵呵)半決賽時遇上馬大,馬大隊是黃聰涵她們黃金一代那四個女的,題目是“經濟發展和古蹟維護可不可以並行”,我們無奈地敗下陣來,我記得糾結最多的是到底什麼是“並行”。


二年級的時候,我選上了,但和重遠是替補而已,正選是李昂、杜馨、詩書、小明。領隊是假假。那時候fox回來了,但他也沒有很看重這個比賽,整個準備都是很鬆散,很沒有隊伍的感覺,沒有目標,沒有高昂的士氣。半決賽的時候,看著我們兩個半月前剛菜掉的馬大隊,同樣的秋樺、國興、永建,這次卻士氣高昂,勢如破竹,我只能坐在觀眾席裡無奈地嘆息。那種無助誰人知?


三年級的時候,正是我們幾個的巔峰期,我、小明、海洋,還有三個大二石楠、仲鶴、龐穎,選入了中華盃隊。領隊還是假假。而beaste,也是面對自己掌教後的第一個挑戰。大家士氣高昂,在前幾個星期的煩躁、迷失、磨合後,終於在海洋的提出一個問題後,得到突破。他問:“你們有誰覺得以我們現在的進度下去,可以奪冠的?”我們都沒有人好意思舉手。於是大家打開心胸,我覺得那個有隊伍的感覺就是那時開始的。那天是9月16日,我的生日,所以我記得特別清楚。這件事,還真的要感激一向嬉皮笑臉的海洋,突然很認真的以這個問題突襲大家,讓我們都嚇到了~呵呵。。我們還得到了空前的各方支援。大媽、易傑、重遠、假假幫忙準備;嘉菱、依華、王明、婉怡、俊傑、逸帆當我們的支持團,我至今依然非常感激。比賽的成功,在於大媽和易傑的理論、beaste輪流用替補的戰略、假假和重遠不斷地在模擬賽菜我們。。。。


到了今年,我覺得自己以後沒有機會再像今年這樣,陪一個隊伍去比賽幫忙了。比賽結束後,覺得沒有遺憾是假的,但比較多的是愧疚。我這兩天腦海中就是“強制”這個詞!我覺得“方言”這個點,還不是你們的致命傷,而是他們用“強制”這個詞讓你們的一定變得價值很低,讓你們最重要的優勢都沒了。。。我一直當你們的陪練,甚至早在選拔時,我就一直用這一點攻擊你們,但卻沒有好好告訴你們要如何去反擊應對,這一點,我覺得是我的錯,對不起了。如果你們自由辯裡早點說,我們的一定是一種堅持,不是強制的話,整個感覺就不一樣了。(至少我是這樣想的)我覺得這一點你們場上沒有好好反到,讓他們一直說“剝奪自由選擇權”而沒有應對。


但是,我覺得,就像我在判決出來前和你們說的,我覺得你們就是冠軍,因為你們都打出了超水平的比賽。如果硬要選一場比賽當你們的代表作的話,決賽絕對是最精彩的。你們每個人在自己的位置上,都做到了自己該做的任務,扛住了,還打出多波精彩的高潮,讓觀眾掌聲連連。你們雖以微差落敗,但在觀眾和評委心中,都是那麼地令人印象深刻,那麼地值得嘉賞,那麼多的掌聲都是獻給你們的!


給beaste:

辛苦你了!我只能這麼說。你花這麼多時間和精力準備這麼多比賽,根本就不是osa跟你那種微薄的薪水可以衡量的。經常四處奔波,為了辯論而向老闆請假,真的是難為你了!你是一個好教練,我們都感激你!繼續加油!國辯隊加油!


給假假:

從08世辯,08中華盃,09中華盃,10中華盃,你都是我們的領隊,真的是辛苦你了。你還有約當越好的趨勢哦~呵呵。。還記得當時08年世辯半決賽前大家集體崩潰的時候,你安慰了我;還記得08年中華盃,fox在輸了比賽後發脾氣帶隊離開,你可憐地被丟在南方學院一個人等閉幕儀式;還記得09年中華盃,我們奪冠的時候,你那眼眶裡打轉的淚水。我大學的辯論生涯裡,都離不開你的影子,雖然你離開場外,經常假假地難以接近,但知道你心裡是一個善良的好人,謝謝你啊,職業領隊!哈哈~


給阿雷:

阿雷,除了去年debate trip以外,我好像和你也沒什麼合作過。你從去年的不知所云(哈哈哈哈)到今年的最佳辯手,真的是進步蠻多的。當時候選拔成績公佈,你打電話給我,說雖然名單上說名次不分前後,但根據排法,你應該是只拿第三,不是很理想,問我有什麼可以改善的,當時我就想你真的很認真,很有上進心,很不錯!我本來還擔心,中華盃這個隊伍,沒有明星辯手,沒有真正能扛得住大場面的人,但你證明我錯了。你果斷的肩負起隊裡領導的角色,將自己的水平提升到另外一個層次,成為可以信任的好隊友、在危機時大家會望向你的人。鎖定勝局或力挽狂瀾皆在你,這個最佳辯手,是你應得的。比賽前,我覺得你是我學弟。現在,我覺得你長大了。


給小貓:

小貓,在這6個人裡,我和你應該是最不熟的了吧。本來和你就沒什麼合作,加上你本來外表冷冷的,我也不是很搞懂你的性格啦,所以一向也沒很敢和你說話。。呵呵。。這次比賽,你卻讓我想起去年的我。不是明星辯手,卻是一個表現平穩,讓人信任,覺得心安的隊友。但你還有一樣做得比我好的,你自由辯站得雖然不會特別多,但每次站起來,都會讓人覺得你站得很有用,很關鍵。作為隊裡另一個大三,你的確有做到一個值得讓學弟妹們學習的榜樣。


給煒璋:

你是一個很有火的辯手,可惜的是經驗不足,而且容易緊張。在模擬賽和訓練時,都看得出你的想法和反應不錯,要好好利用。經過這次比賽的磨練,你的進步非常明顯,我給你的目標就是:學會放鬆!克服你的緊張,明年中華盃舞台就是你的了。下次比賽,不要再給我看到有線條的襯衫和段襪子!呵呵。。


給依華:

小妹,你是在這6人裡面,應該算是和我最熟的了吧。。從新生賽開始就帶你,你的成長我一點點地看著。你擔心自己肩負比賽壓力而喪失辯論樂趣,我都理解,希望這次後你能明白,辯論的快樂,若是仔細尋找,其實就在其中。之前你和我說你們沒有隊伍的感覺;但比完賽後,我覺得你們有了。看著你們6個人,變成1個隊,在sakae sushi碰杯共飲時,覺得挺感觸的。你在你這屆的確是很優秀,你這次的表現也顯得你越來越成熟了,明年繼續為nus蟬聯最佳辯手吧!哈哈。。


給奕楠:

奕楠,你進隊前,我們在招新時,就說你想國務院發言人/播報員之類的,哈哈。。你這次的比賽,就表現出你在陳詞方面的優勢:溫文儒雅,翩翩風度。你決賽的稿,寫得不錯,沒贏雖然可惜,但也顯示出你這一方面的天份,若要繼續往一辯方面發展,是可以多多加油的。


給泇境:

泇境,和我也是超熟的。。你成為nus十年來第一個上正賽的新加坡人,是你有值得驕傲的地方的。我雖然經常嘲笑你中英文都爛,但你。。。真的是爛啊!!哈哈。。開玩笑。。你這次比賽,沒有像我們之前談的,你一上場就輸了,所以算是不錯啦。。哈哈。。你還是有一點緊張,寫稿方面還要再加強,除此之外,你還是表現得不錯~


給你們6人:

你們雖敗猶榮。你們從6個人,變成1個隊。你們從小學弟妹,都長大了。你們精彩的表現,贏得現場觀眾的尊敬和如雷的掌聲!


順便提一提馬大。

要知道,馬大的那三個欣盈、威德、勁暉,去年大二的時候也是落敗,一年後重整旗鼓,水平大大提升,你們幾個大二的,不要氣餒,繼續加油。馬大的立論,或許我們不喜歡,但馬大很多值得我們學習的地方,我們還是應該要看到的。馬大的一邊,立論清晰,背稿流暢,從來都不會是花瓶,而且幾年來我看過數場馬大的比賽是他們的一辯後我就覺得比賽可以不用看了,水平之高你們可以想像。馬大的辯手,為了準備比賽,那種盡心盡力的程度,是我們無法想像的。馬大的團隊合作,千呼後應,渾然一體,不是經歷多次的訓練時無法達成的。

好了,廢話到此為止。在這裡長篇大論,是要告訴你們,在我心中,你們就是我的冠軍隊!


告訴我的隊友們,謝謝有你們一路的陪伴!

告訴我唯一的領隊,假假,謝謝你無私的付出,這幾年來就像一個大哥哥一樣看著我們的長大!

告訴我的學長姐們,謝謝你們犧牲自己的時間和精力,來幫我們訓練、準備比賽,讓我們獲益不少!

告訴我的學弟妹們,一個隊伍良好傳統的延續,就在於承上啟下,要感激幫助你們的學長姐們,然後像他們一樣地去幫助你們的學弟妹們!